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The official AutoCAD mobile app by Autodesk® Take the power of AutoCAD wherever you go! AutoCAD mobile is a DWG viewing application, with easy-to-use drawing and drafting tools that allow you to view, create, edit, and share AutoCAD drawings on mobile devices - anytime, anywhere.

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Simplify your site visits with the most powerful CAD app and do real CAD work on the go. Download the FREE 7-day trial of the premium version to unlock the most advanced and easy-to-use drawing, drafting and editing tools. AutoCAD mobile is accurate, fast and offers an abundance of features. Upload and open 2D DWG drawings directly from email or external storage and view all aspects of your DWG file, including external references, layers, and image underlays. The app works with AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT on your desktop to enable a continuous digital workflow from the office to field and back. You can even work offline without an internet connection. AutoCAD mobile app makes life easier for everyone involved in a project, regardless of CAD expertise.

An ideal app for architects, engineers, construction professionals, field technicians and contractors Features: - Open and view your DWG files from email or external cloud storage like Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive - Create new drawings on the fly - Modify and mark-up drawings - Measure accurately while on site - Draw and edit shapes with accuracy using object snap and keypad input - Advanced drawing and editing tools such as arc, offset and more! - Select, move, rotate, and scale objects.

View coordinates and properties - Use multi-touch zoom and pan to easily navigate large drawing - Work offline and sync your changes once back online - Share your designs in the field - Plot designs to PDF or DWF and share them via email - Manage layers- create new layers, lock, rename or delete layers. Blocks- View and select existing blocks to add to a drawing. Alex the Joneses, Great for drawing, absolutely terrible for exporting There's a way to export your drawings as pdf's, which is crucial for me, but honestly I'd have more luck drawing it on notability and then exporting, because this app's pdf exporter is terrible. You should be able to set a custom scale, much less any scale, but no matter what you put in as a scale this app just decides to put its own random scale in, just to taunt you. Fit to paper doesn't even work unless you put your drawing into a box, and even then it cuts off the edges so part of your drawing is gone. They need a pdf preview before you share, and let you find the right margins so that you can easily fit the box so you can fit to page. Otherwise you will never be able to export an accurate representation.

Alex the Joneses, Great for drawing, absolutely terrible for exporting There's a way to export your drawings as pdf's, which is crucial for me, but honestly I'd have more luck drawing it on notability and then exporting, because this app's pdf exporter is terrible. You should be able to set a custom scale, much less any scale, but no matter what you put in as a scale this app just decides to put its own random scale in, just to taunt you.

Fit to paper doesn't even work unless you put your drawing into a box, and even then it cuts off the edges so part of your drawing is gone. They need a pdf preview before you share, and let you find the right margins so that you can easily fit the box so you can fit to page. Otherwise you will never be able to export an accurate representation. Simplified Solar, Great product, how about more options Easy to use and very flexible but needs more libraries of objects. The basic home furniture objects are fine, but how about more things for engineering drawings. I have AutoCAD on my Mac at home but I am using the iPad for much more of my work, so quick, easy, and portable Had a project I did by hand because no steel shapes library was available.

I am fine with making the steel shapes library an in app purchase. I know that other folks will want other libraries for their projects so make them as addons Also let us add a shape we regularly use to the apps objects library that shows up whenever we start app. Simplified Solar, Great product, how about more options Easy to use and very flexible but needs more libraries of objects. The basic home furniture objects are fine, but how about more things for engineering drawings. I have AutoCAD on my Mac at home but I am using the iPad for much more of my work, so quick, easy, and portable Had a project I did by hand because no steel shapes library was available. I am fine with making the steel shapes library an in app purchase.

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I know that other folks will want other libraries for their projects so make them as addons Also let us add a shape we regularly use to the apps objects library that shows up whenever we start app.

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“We’re excited for you to get to know AutoCAD 2018 for Mac and AutoCAD LT 2018 for Mac. Read on to find out about updates to existing functionality and all-new features,” Rajeshree Dembla writes for Autodesk’s official blog.

“We know that re-customizing AutoCAD every time you get a new version can be a frustrating and time-consuming process. That’s why we’re happy to announce that with AutoCAD 2018 for Mac, you can seamlessly migrate your custom files and settings from AutoCAD 2017 for Mac. The migration utility will automatically start the first time you launch the new release after upgrading,” Dembla writes. “Choose which settings you want to migrate (if you don’t want all of them) by clicking the Details button. In just a few minutes, your settings will be migrated, which means you can start designing again instantly!” “What are you waiting for?” Dembla writes. “We know you’ll love these new features and enhancements, so if you’re on a Subscription or Maintenance plan, head over to your and download it today. Just curious?

Download a 30-day free trial of or and explore.” Read about many more new features, and see all of the screenshots, in the full post. MacDailyNews Take: Rejoice, architects: Custom settings migration! SEE ALSO: – December 13, 2016 – March 31, 2015 – January 30, 2013 – March 29, 2012 – January 26, 2012 – December 7, 2011 – August 16, 2011 – October 15, 2010 – August 31, 2010. For many years I was glad AutoCAD was not on the Mac considering the way Autodesk ported AutoCAD to the Mac. The initial version of AutoCAD on the Mac was the DOS version inside a single window on the Mac while a fully multi windowing version was available on Windows 3.0 (then 3.11).

I remember because I and a couple other people I knew tried to use it back then. As a Mac user, it was horrible.

There were many other Mac focused design tools out there that were much better. AutoCAD just had the name.

Eventually, the Mac implementations of AutoCAD became tolerable (but almost always feature deficient compared to the Windows version).